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weirdness in system log



I started getting the following in my system.log:
Mar 8 07:22:38 pear kernel[0]: arp: 169.254.153.97 moved from 00:11:24:ca:9f:1e to 00:09:b7:13:51:80 on en0
Mar 8 07:34:25 pear kernel[0]: arp: 169.254.66.255 moved from 00:11:24:ca:9f:d4 to 00:09:b7:13:51:80 on en0
Mar 8 14:13:18 pear kernel[0]: arp: 169.254.81.224 moved from 00:11:24:ca:9e:f4 to 00:09:b7:13:51:80 on en0


Followed by about 20 minutes or so of
Mar 8 07:34:26 pear kernel[0]: en0 duplicate IP address 10.40.0.11 sent from address 00:0d:93:9d:31:54


10.40.0.11 is the ip of the server and 00:0d:93:9d:31:54 is its mac address.
00:11:24:ca:9f:1e is the extra ethernet interface in the server that isnt configured. It isnt checked in the network system prefs. This is a 10.4.6 G5 Xserve. The duplicate ip address message stops after about 20 minutes or so. I checked the switch the server is plugged into, no errors on it and all appears fine. Thought maybe something was looping, but no other complaints (that I have heard). My question is is there a cronjob that runs to switch the multicast from one interface to another? Or is there a hardware issue starting to show itself with this server.


thanks,

ddh


-- Dwayne Hottinger Network Administrator Harrisonburg City Public Schools

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